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Best approach for fixing CSS issues to work with IE 7

Recently, I started maintaining a web application which unfortunately works only with IE 6. Most of the issues are related to CSS.

Is there any tool which can help me standardize the CSS classes to work with both IE 6 and IE 7? I understand I have to go through standards but I need something to start with quickly.

Firebug can help me to some extend in identifying the CSS classes related to the UI elements (if the page renders on firefox). But, I was looking for something more like an advisor tool. If you have some experience to share, please feel free.

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Gulzar Nazim Avatar asked Dec 17 '22 10:12

Gulzar Nazim


2 Answers

Try out SuperPreview or the whole package (Expression Web announced at Mix)..

SuperPreview is a new free standalone application from Microsoft (still in beta) which enables you to see how your websites will look across different versions of Internet Explorer making migration from IE6 to 7 and 8 much easier than before, without have to start up a Virtual Machine to run IE6, or have a separate computer dedicated to running IE6.

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Gulzar Nazim Avatar answered Dec 29 '22 09:12

Gulzar Nazim


Check out Dean Edwards' IE7

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Jason Bunting Avatar answered Dec 29 '22 09:12

Jason Bunting